Using a landline extension with Sky Fibre

[mdec]

I recently got Sky Fibre. So I have plugged downstairs landline into back of router. However, as before I would like to have an extension upstairs. How do I do that? For example, would Sky provide a Digital Voice Adapter or would I need to buy one. So if I were with BT and had Fibre installed, they would provide a Digital voice adapter fee of charge, which would be paired with the router downstairs. In this way I would be able to use any landline phone

[Mark39]

There's no adaptor for Sky Talk, I'm afraid. The only connection is via the telephone port at the back of the Hub. Perhaps a cordless DECT phone where the base station plugs into the Hub and the handsets connect wirelessly to it might be a solution?

[mdec]

So the phone currently connected to the back of the Sky Fibre Hub is cordless. So does that mean I can only have 1 phone (corded/cordless) in the house 

[Mark39]

No. Providing the handsets talk to the base station (rather than the Hub) you can have several. There are DECT phones available which support multiple handsets.

[TimmyBGood]

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@mdec wrote:

So if I were with BT and had Fibre installed, they would provide a Digital voice adapter fee of charge

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Only BT Broadband provides such hardware with their broadband, because only BT has a century of heritage as a telephone company.